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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ..{h Region X- Northern Mindanao qD Dlvtrto lltrt r.YBrl.f,r GrTf 'gr[=rE' Putok 5, qsisong, Moloyboloy City Telefa[ {0880 or 088) 41 email: [email protected] Dtv roN To: Assistant Schools D Superinten Chief Educati and CIO and SGOD EI School s A This oq 0ep[0- ai CII lul!10 From Aml o ItTL[ASED s Div oar eAPR-3-0-2lll8rrur: 4- af: lUtA Date April 30, - Subject: OISSE INATION OF THE LETTER RECEIVED FRO]U COiIiilISSION ON ELECTION DA]ED APRIL 26, 2O1A SIGNED BY ATTY. CHUBASCO CENEN T. CAIiIA, CITY ELECTION OFFICER IV, INFORMING THE FIELD ON THE FINAL LISTS OF THE ELECTORAL BOARD (EB), BARAI{EAY BOARD OF CANVASSERS (BBOC) AND DEPED SUPERVISOR OFFICIAL (OESO) ANDSUPPORT STAFF 1. For information and guidance of all concemed, this Office hereby di$eminates the herein letter received from Comnission on Eleclion dated April 26, 2018 signsd by Atty. Chubasco Cenen T. Cai6a, City Eleciion Officer lV informing the lisld on the rinal lists ofthe Electoral Board (EB), Barangay Board of Canvassers (BBOC)AND DepEd Supervisor Ofiicial (DESO) and Support Stafi. Enclosure: As stated Copy turnished: Records Unit HRD To be posted in the website Repuuic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS Office of the City Election Officer 8700 City of Malaybalay, Bukidnon April 25, 2018 %t'dt^ lon MR. EDII"SERTO L OPI"EiIARIA iT*U,o( Schools Division Superintendent Depanment of Educatlon ;'ll'{* Division of Malaybalay City Sir: Warm greetingsl I Respectfully foMarding htrewih lhe final h, of ths Electo.al Board (EBl, Barangay Bo.rd of Carwasse6 (BBOCI and DepEd Supervlcor Offlclal (DESO) end Support suft serving this forthcoming May 14 2018 Barangay and $angsunian8 Kabataan Elections, The sffiules ot lhe Trahing/Seminar for EB[rB8oc/DEso/ss General lnstruction is fi May 2, 201 8 at Folk tub TheaE Filst batch @ 8:00an h 12 nn Second Batch @ 1:(nPm to 5:00 Kindly disseminate the schedules to BEI'S fespectlve supervisors. For lour immediate reference. Thank you. Very tru T. cArf,A City Eledion Officer Cc: fik R€putlio ol lhs Philippine€ coM ssrol{ o}t ELEcflot{s ofico ot th6 City Eloton Ofrcor 8700 City of iralaybalay, Bukidnoo MEMBERS OF THE ELECTORAL BOARD, BARANGAY BOARD OF CANVASSER AND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SUPERVISOR OFFICIAL AND SUPPORT STAFF MAY 14, 2018 BARANGAYAND SK ELECTIONS CLUSTER CLUSTERED sup.Ivbor ofncl.l BARAT{GAY POLLIXG CENTER ELECTORAL BOARD oEslct{aTot{ BEOC lBrnnlEy Bo.d ol Canv[..4 DESO - D.pEd Employ.o t{o. PREC, DESO ALLABA. AM A, 1 0001A,00018 EBO8A, VALENTINO 8, Chdmao Chaimrn RAROGAL, RHEA G FAJAROO, DHAIRYL JEAN C, 2 1 BONCALES, EVA B, Yrce Cfuirmah ROZAL, MARGIE &ppqt Slatl 3 DMPONG, VLADYMIR M6mb€r.S6cr€lry PEIiAFLORIDA, ZENAIDA C. 4 ORQUIA, JOYLENY M Ohaime) 0001c,00070, 5 2 GALLARDO, FEIY M Vica Ctdman 0007E 6 I.JPON, EVELYN M€.nb.r'Sadary 7 0002A,0028 ZAii,!ORA, FREDDIE L. Chairman I 3 DELA CERNA, ADORA A Via€ Chairmal I ROSALEJOS, JULIUS i,t M6mb6r.S€dolary 10 0003A,0038 SILVESTRE. MARY OAPHNE PAMISA Chdmsr 11 4 ALONZO IRISH L 12 PANDAN, POLICARPIO C. M€rnb€r-S€ar6lary 13 0@4A,0m48 PARCHAMENTO, DAISY V Charman EARANGAY 1 BU(IDNON NATIONAL 14 5 ROZAL, MARGIE Vic€ Chairmen (POB.) HIGH SCHOOL MARTINEZ, ROMILITA H. M€irb€r-S*I€tary 16 VII.I.AR, KATHERINE A Chairmen 0004c, 00068, 17 6 TUGAS, JOSEPH M Vic€ Chairman 0006c 18 QUIROG, MAE FRIAH Q, ir6mber-S6crelary 19 00054,0006A RAROGAL, RHEA G Chaimer n 7 PENAFLORIOA, ZENAIDA C, Vco Cheirman 21 8AI.i/OCENA, MERIEN JOY 0m74, m07B ONGKIATCO, ROti,lULo L. Chrimrh 23 I ststcAN, ARrvrc P Vic6 Cheimr! 24 PIMENTEI ARTHUR G Mombor-S€crctary 25 MIASCO,IRENEL. Chakman 0007c, 00084, 9 VELEZ, IRMA LEE n 00088 n JADRAOUE, CRESELITO A, M€mb€r'S€dday 28 00094,0ms8 ZAMORA, JOY iI Crhdm, 10 GAYONA, EIHfl M, 30 IIONDIGO, BEAULAH ROSE G M€mbs-S€cr6ley 31 0m9c,00104 CARPENTERO, ANDRESITA S, Chrinnen MRANGAY 2 BUKIONON NATIONAL 32 11 ENIRAI,IPAS, MARIA THERESA U (P08.) HIGH SCHOOL 33 MELIG, JOSEPH RAY [,t M€mb€r-S&16ley 31 mr0B,m10c BELISARIO, TORNA T Chdman 35 12 tillASCO, KRISTAL oAVE L 36 BRACHO, ELLA I,iAE M M€,nbs-Sd6lry 37 0011A,00128 ANTONI, MERCEOITA Cheimen Chrinnrn ANTONI, MERCEOITA DESO RARA, CARLOS G 38 13 HABASA, DOLORES SABUGUERO, FE Supporl Slaff LUMILANG, JOY A, 39 BAMNGAY 3 TIAI.AY&qLAY CITY CABASE, DAISY ti.hmb6.-Sd6lry CAEASE, OAII}Y (POB.) t0 CENTRAI SCHOOL mr1B, mr2A SABUGUERO, FE Chimafl 11 14 SANTE, FELICIA.IO 42 CAGAANAN, NOr'A MARIE M6mb€r-Sd6lry 43 0013A,00138 MORTERA, CHIELO Cheiman Chairmen MORTERA, CHIELO 44 15 TAGUIAM, FE DUCOT, LOURDES 45 BARANGAY 4 IIALAYBALAY CITY TAN NERY JOYCELYN Mrnb.a-S6cr6try TAGUIAM, FE (POB.) 46 CENTRAL SCH@L m1&,m148 OUCOT, LOURES Chdman 17 15 ALENTOI.{, TERESITA C 48 BINAYAO, LIEZELLE M6mb6r-S6cr6lry 19 0015A GARCIS, JANICE HERA ChrJmrn Chdmrn GARCIS, JANICE HERA 50 11 ONTOY, MARY ANN LEAH Vice Chaimeh Vico Ch6rrmen VILLANUEVA, CLARISSA 51 MRANGAY 5 MALAYMLAY CITY ATAIZA, CATHERINE IDUTANNABELIE (PoB.) a CENIRAL SCHOOL 00158,001rc VILLANUEVA, CLARISSA Chdmar 53 18 DEQUITO, ROSELENE Vic€ Charrun 54 IDIJLANNABETLE M€mb€r-S6crgtry 55 CAHANAP, MYRNA Chdrrnan Chsirman ABUGAN, BERNIE 0016A,00168 19 56 anlaB MAGDUA, JOY Vic€ Chairman Vice Chalrman CAHANAP, MYRNA 57 BARANGAY 6 MALAYBALAY CITY LUMBAYAN ROSEMARIE M6mb6FSocrelary SALINGAY, NI(O RICHARD 58 (P08.) CENTRAT SCHOOL 0017A, @18A ABUGAN, BERNIE Cheim 59 N MARABONG, GENEVIEVE 60 SALINGAY, NiIiO RICHARD ir6mber-S6cr6tary 61 00194,00198 LOLO, JUDITH A Chaiman LOLO,JUDITHA, 62 21 AIA.JAR, FELY CIABRINEZ, LYRICA SOI O, 63 RAMOSO, CHARIE MARIE ACLO, MAE JOY 64 0020A,00214 GAERINEZ, LYRICA SOL O, Cheiman 65 n ESTRAOA, ARLENE M 66 MANCUMT, SYMPHANY DAII/IJ D Memb€r-S&dey 67 tmoB ACLO, MAE JOY BARANGAY 7 BUKIDNON NATIONAL 68 n MINDANAO, VIOI-AH ELSHA J (PO8.) HIGH SCHOOL 6I) MENOOZA, NANCY til€mbs-Ssrstary 70 m218, m21D PARAISO, MARY JEAN 71 24 OACER. TERESAG Vioe OdrmaL 72 MIN@, CRISTINE - 73 m21C,0021E GENTAIIAN, ElilMA M 71 CRUZ, JANE EYRE B, 15 ARANGCO, ANNIE ROSE R 76 BACASMOT, OOREEN Chdrman BACASIiIOT, DOREEN 17 26 N22A,NUB QUITATON, MAE CAJILLA, MARCOSLITA 78 MORENO, HELEN Msnb6r'Ssotary GONZALES, I,IERCELYN 7g m234, m238 CAJILt A, lilARCOSLlIA BARANGAY 8 MAIAYMTAY CITY 80 27 MYRON, MARILOU LANGAMIN (POB ) CENTRAI SCHOOT 81 SA8ACfuAN, EVANGELINE Msnber-S€.rslary 82 00244,00248 GONZALES, MERCELYN Chaima.r 83 n BEITMN, MARIANNE Vic6 Cheirman &t AQUE, ALDILYN BACADON M€mber-Sear€tary 85 DAGNAY, FELlNDA ESTILLORE Chairman Chaiman DAGNAY, FELINDA ESTILLORE 86 n 00254, m25B CAG{!,!PANG, ISABEL Vic€ Cheirman Vic€ Chdhen OE LEON, VALERIE 87 ANOOY, NORMA LEYTE M€mb6rS6crolary HUISO, COZFTTE AI\,IOR MURING 88 0026A,00268 DE LEON, VALERIE Cheirman 89 30 JAVEIiAR, JASON G. 90 CAGULANG, VIVIAT.{ MONOEJAR Mdnb€r-S€qetry 91 0026c,00260 LUCASAN, JOCELYN ESCOL Charman s2 31 CAINTOY, PONCIANA 93 CASUCOT, DAYLINDA OLANO Msnb€..S6crelary 94 m26E,00274 CAGULAOA, RAQUEL PINON Chaiman 95 32 PALAMINE, ROSALIE Vic€ Chdrman 96 LAPAR, CHERYL NALLANO Memb€r-Searotery 97 N27B,N27C EGAMA, FE AMYA Chdrman 98 33 DAGAHAY, ALMA FE Vic€ Chakman s0 PAIJ'ARES, MA VISIA T li,tsnb€a.s€cr€t*y 100 m270,00284 SARAUZ, LENILYN Chairman 101 31 DINLAYAN, IRENE AMANDORON Vc6 Chdrman 102 FERNANOEZ, ARLYN JOY M6nb€r-SBcr6l*y 103 m288, m28C HUISO, COZET]E AIIOR MURING Chdrmen 1U KAGUING, CHARIES Vic€ Chairmen 105 PAWD, AGUSTINA ir€mb€a-S€cr6lary 106 00294,00298 ORAIE, BRENOA Chairmen 107 36 BLASE, JULIE ANN Vic€ Chdrman 108 EARANGAY 9 ,i4ALAYBAL Y Cl GAIIOGO, JEAN ROSE MRA [4snb€.-S€creidy (P08.) CENTRAL SCHOOL 109 00ac,00aD SERINA JENNICYLE HONEY Chairman 110 37 CONDAHAN, GRREN JOY Vioe Cfuiman 111 NALICAT, ARIANE II,IAY GALVADORES I\,1€mb6r-S&r6tary 112 m29E, m29F MBIA, CHARMINE Chdm'I 113 38 MORENO, KATHLEEN [4AE Vica Chahm& 114 ETUNA, CHERYI O M€fibs-Sd6lry 115 0029G,0030A MELENDEZ, ARLENE Chaimsn 116 3S CABEITIS, MARJOR'E Vc€ Chairmafl 117 SUMALINOG, MARS Msmbsr-S€crolay 118 00308,00314 LAGUE, HELEN Chairman 119 40 QUIANGA, JESAMYN ABATAYO -TAGAYUNA, 120 ROWENA Mqnb€..Socr€tary 121 00318,0031C JACUTIN, JOVY ANN 41 LLAIiIAS, CHARISMA Vice Odmar 123 CAPADA, MYRA NORMITA Manb€r.SecBtery 124 0031D, m31F DORIAS, NIOA 0drman 125 42 JABONGA, ROSEMARY Vicl Chakmsn lfr ESTANOL, JENEBIE M€.nb€.-Secrelry 127 0031E,0031G FLORES, DANNY S Chairman ln 4l PAILAGAO, FRANCIA Vic€ Chdman 129 DINLAYAN, RAMON B JR M€mb6r-S€c.€lery 130 m31A, @328 RE/ES, MARIA CECILIA Chaimrr 131 44 MNDERAOO, AIREEN Vice Chahman 132 CABUSAS, ETVIS V Mdnb€r-Se616ry 133 0m3A, m$B VIITARAZA, LEV/ ANN MAE A Chairman ChEiman EGAM,IIVELDA A, 0Eso GATLER, ABEL P 1U 45 8Rr[-O, SHTELooN C. Vic€ Ctdman VIILARAZA, LEVY ANN MAE A. Supporl Slaff EERONOO, MARLOU L. oultrA, JANIoE c. Membtr-S€crohry M6mb6r SALATAN, JOEY S 136 0033c, m$D GOROO, THELMA M Chaimrr 137 16 SAIATAN, JOEY S, Vic6 Chdrman 138 LAffOJAI'I, WLMAR S, Me0rb€r-Secret€ry 139 0033E,0033F EGAIII, IMELDA A, Chdrmen 140 17 ROMANILLOS JENNIFER 8 Vlc6 Ch.irman 141 BCT ELEMENTARY TUBEO, SHIEI-A JOY B M€mb€.-Secrelary ARANMY 10 (POt 142 scHool 0033G,0(34A DUBLAS, MARY GLADYS J Cliaiman 1€ 48 LABADAN, ALEXIS JAMES B Vic€ Chdrman 144 ENOJARDO, CATHERINE C, Momb€r-Secrolary 145 m354,0036C SANTIAGO, FI.ORESA D. Chdrman 146 4g VALLENTE, HENOREX O Vc6 Cheima 147 LAGRIUAS, NATHANIEL M Mdnbd-S€cr€tsry 148 m36A,00368 MADRONAL, MYLANE C Chaimen 119 s0 RODRIGUF2, OUENEE T 150 SUGUTAN, ZENITH E, M€mb€r-S€cr€lary 151 0037A, m37B LUPIM,VENUSG Chdmdr Cheirman LUPIBA, VENUS G, 152 51 ANNGA, JENILYN G Vc€Cheirman COGLING, RUINAJOYLITT ALLADO, NIELAT M€mb6rS6cr6lary REZON, JONAV{-LA D 154 0037c,00388 COGLING, RUIMJOYLIT T Cheimsn 155 52 BUNAYOG, RAQUEL R, Vic€ Chanman 156 REGANON, JUNRIDO V M€mbgr'Sdrct!ry 157 0037D,0038A REZON, JONAV]LLA O.
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    ***Data is based on submitted maps per region as of April 2018. NAME OF SITECODE YEAR REGION PENRO CENRO PROVINCE MUNICIPALITY BARANGAY DISTRICT AREA IN HECTARES SPECIES COMMODITY COMPONENT TENURE ORGANIZATION Bologan Tribal Council Assisted Natural 12-101300-0048-0029 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Lantapan Songco II 29 red lauan Endemic/Indigenous species PACBRMA (BOTRICO) Regeneration Kulasi,Sagasa,Kabuga,Olaya n,Itom- itom,Baganalan,Kalamagan,B Assisted Natural 12-101300-0050-0010 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Lantapan Victory II 10 Kitanglad Guard Volunteers Endemic/Indigenous species Bufferzone/Untenured alati Regeneration Bagamomo,Gasa,Bagalugesan, Huwag,Bagalanutan Bukidnon Forests, Inc. 12-101300-0002-0180 2012 X Bukidnon BFI Bukidnon Bukidnon Malaybalay Patpat II 180 Benguet Pine Timber Reforestation IFMA (BFI) Assisted Natural 12-101300-0033-0040 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Baungon Lacolac I 40 Kitanglad Guard Volunteers Lomboy,Narig,Lauan Endemic/Indigenous species Bufferzone/Untenured Regeneration Lambilohan ,Kulasi ,Bitaog Assisted Natural 12-101300-0053-0018 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Malaybalay City Imbayao II 18 Imbayao CBFM Farmers Assn. ,Kalamagan, Endemic/Indigenous species CBFM Regeneration Tangga, Buga Kulasi ,Bitaog ,Kalamagan Mapayag Farmers Tribal Assisted Natural 12-101300-0069-0002 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Malaybalay City Mapayag II 2 ,Tangga, Endemic/Indigenous species CBFM Assn. Regeneration Lambilohan, Luan Lambilohan ,Kulasi ,Bitaog Assisted Natural 12-101300-0055-0004 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt. Kitanglad Bukidnon Malaybalay City Imbayao II 4 Imbayao CBFM Farmers Assn. ,Kalamagan, Endemic/Indigenous species CBFM Regeneration Tangga, Buga Lambilohan ,Kulasi ,Bitaog Assisted Natural 12-101300-0058-0001 2012 X Bukidnon PA Mt.
  • Ferns and Lycophytes of Mt. Tago Range, Bukidnon, Southern Philippines: Species Richness, Distribution, and Conservation Status

    Ferns and Lycophytes of Mt. Tago Range, Bukidnon, Southern Philippines: Species Richness, Distribution, and Conservation Status

    Philippine Journal of Science 149 (3-a): 773-790, October 2020 ISSN 0031 - 7683 Date Received: 22 May 2020 Ferns and Lycophytes of Mt. Tago Range, Bukidnon, Southern Philippines: Species Richness, Distribution, and Conservation Status Fulgent P. Coritico1,2*, Victor B. Amoroso1,2, Florfe M. Acma1,2, Yvonne Love L. Cariño1, and Peter W. Fritsch3 1Center for Biodiversity Research and Extension in Mindanao 2Department of Biology, College of Arts and Sciences Central Mindanao University (CMU), Musuan, Bukidnon 8710 Philippines 3Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT) 1700 University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76107-3400 USA The species of ferns and lycophytes of Mt. Tago range are here documented in a checklist, along with information on their distribution and conservation status. The list is based on a comprehensive field survey conducted by the authors in 2018 and 2019 and comprises 203 species belonging to 29 families and 89 genera. Of these species, 187 are ferns and 16 are lycophytes. Eighty-six species are epiphytes, 85 are terrestrial, 12 are tree ferns, 6 are hemiepiphytes, and 14 species have more than one growth form. The number of species constitutes about 19% and 33% of the total number of pteridophyte species in the Philippines and Mindanao Island, respectively. The highest species richness was observed in the upper montane rainforest. Seventeen species are classified as broadly distributed Philippine endemics whereas four species are endemic to Mindanao. One species (Alsophila commutata Mett.) was newly documented for the Philippines and three species [Pteris whitfordii Copel., Selliguea elmeri (Copel.) Ching, and Selliguea pyrolifolia (Goldm.) Hovenkamp] were newly documented for Mindanao Island.
  • Postal Code Province City Barangay Amti Bao-Yan Danac East Danac West

    Postal Code Province City Barangay Amti Bao-Yan Danac East Danac West

    Postal Code Province City Barangay Amti Bao-Yan Danac East Danac West 2815 Dao-Angan Boliney Dumagas Kilong-Olao Poblacion (Boliney) Abang Bangbangcag Bangcagan Banglolao Bugbog Calao Dugong Labon Layugan Madalipay North Poblacion 2805 Bucay Pagala Pakiling Palaquio Patoc Quimloong Salnec San Miguel Siblong South Poblacion Tabiog Ducligan Labaan 2817 Bucloc Lamao Lingay Ableg Cabaruyan 2816 Pikek Daguioman Tui Abaquid Cabaruan Caupasan Danglas 2825 Danglas Nagaparan Padangitan Pangal Bayaan Cabaroan Calumbaya Cardona Isit Kimmalaba Libtec Lub-Lubba 2801 Dolores Mudiit Namit-Ingan Pacac Poblacion Salucag Talogtog Taping Benben (Bonbon) Bulbulala Buli Canan (Gapan) Liguis Malabbaga 2826 La Paz Mudeng Pidipid Poblacion San Gregorio Toon Udangan Bacag Buneg Guinguinabang 2821 Lacub Lan-Ag Pacoc Poblacion (Talampac) Aguet Bacooc Balais Cayapa Dalaguisen Laang Lagben Laguiben Nagtipulan 2802 Nagtupacan Lagangilang Paganao Pawa Poblacion Presentar San Isidro Tagodtod Taping Ba-I Collago Pang-Ot 2824 Lagayan Poblacion Pulot Baac Dalayap (Nalaas) Mabungtot 2807 Malapaao Langiden Poblacion Quillat Bonglo (Patagui) Bulbulala Cawayan Domenglay Lenneng Mapisla 2819 Mogao Nalbuan Licuan-Baay (Licuan) Poblacion Subagan Tumalip Ampalioc Barit Gayaman Lul-Luno 2813 Abra Luba Luzong Nagbukel-Tuquipa Poblacion Sabnangan Bayabas Binasaran Buanao Dulao Duldulao Gacab 2820 Lat-Ey Malibcong Malibcong Mataragan Pacgued Taripan Umnap Ayyeng Catacdegan Nuevo Catacdegan Viejo Luzong San Jose Norte San Jose Sur 2810 Manabo San Juan Norte San Juan Sur San Ramon East
  • January 2018 Peci Activities

    January 2018 Peci Activities

    Republic of the Philippines Office of the President PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY Regional Office X 2/F Pelaez Sports Complex, Cagayan de Oro City│www.pdea.gov.ph│[email protected]│857-2279 JANUARY 2018 PECI ACTIVITIES BARANGAY DRUG CLEARING PROGRAM Community Based and Wellness Development Program Invitation Letter from Barangay 24 Hon. Placido P. Floreindo Personnel of this Office represented by Juliet A. Caga-anan (SAO) and Willy C. Dacula (Member, BDCP) attended Community Based and Wellness Development Program Graduation Ceremony held at the covered court of Barangay 24 this city last January 19, 2018 (Friday). The said activity was attended by 50 participants composed of: Tokhang responders w/ their families, City Councilor Reuben Daba, representatives from CILG, CSWD, SABHI, Service providers, Brgy. 24 Com-Based manager, Barangay officials and staff. Drug Abuse Information and Preventive Education at 10 RCDG (Preventive Education and Community Involvement Service) Please be informed that this office represented by Jane C. Dacula, Team Leader- Speakers Bureau and Benjamin Joel C. Reycitez, ADAIII conducted Drug Abuse Information and Preventive Education. Said activity was given to the Military Dependents held at 10 RCDG, Camp Evangelista, Patag, Cagayan de Oro City Republic of the Philippines Office of the President PHILIPPINE DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY Regional Office X 2/F Pelaez Sports Complex, Cagayan de Oro City│www.pdea.gov.ph│[email protected]│857-2279 Lecture conducted during Malaybalay City Cluster 3 Meeting Please be informed that personnel of this Office represented by Juliet A. Caga-anan (SAO), Joseph A. Abenir (CEO) and Bukidnon Provincial Special Enforcement Team led by IO3 John Romy B.
  • 1655-3179 Preliminary Report on The

    1655-3179 Preliminary Report on The

    Journal of Nature Studies 17(1): 9-23 ISSN: 1655-3179 PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE ANURANS OF MT. PANTARON RANGE, BUKIDNON, CENTRAL MINDANAO, THE PHILIPPINES 1 2 Fulgent P. Coritico *, Evangeline B. Sinamban , 2 1 Alma B. Mohagan and Victor B. Amoroso 1 Center for Biodiversity Research and Extension in Mindanao (CEBREM), Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines 2Department of Biology, Central Mindanao University, Musuan, Bukidnon, Philippines *Corresponding author: [email protected] ABSTRACT – A field survey of anurans was conducted in the three barangays surrounding Mt. Pantaron Range in Bukidnon to determine the species richness, conservation status and microhabitat preferences. Field sampling was performed using a combination of belt transect, opportunistic and capture-mark release sampling techniques. Field investigations were done in the agro-ecosystem and montane forest with the elevation ranging from 1,100-1,550 masl. The study documented 18 anuran species belonging to seven families and 15 genera, and approximately 61 % (11 species) are Philippine endemics. Moreover, four (4) noteworthy Mindanao island endemic namely; Ansonia muelleri, Leptobrachium lumadorum, Megophrys stejnegeri, and Pulchrana grandocula. As to the conservation status, Limnonectes magnus was categorized as vulnerable. Majority of the anu-rans were observed near bodies of water such as ponds and streams while other species were collected in the ground microhabitat especially in the leaf litters and fallen and decaying logs. The result of the survey showed high species richness of anurans in Mt. Pantaron Range and more species are likely to be documented if the place is totally explored. Keywords: Mindanao Island, Pantaron Range, Amphibians, Endemism INTRODUCTION Anurans are biological indicator and more sensitive to the environment than other wildlife (Hopkins, 2007).